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Former foreign minister Retno LP Marsudi has been appointed non-executive director of Singapore-based renewable energy developer Gurīn Energy, which has a total of 7 gigawatts of solar, wind and energy storage projects in the pipeline across Asia.
Indonesian diplomacy under Foreign Minister Retno LP Marsudi has done much to expand the country’s influence on the global stage, analysts have said, even though President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has focused more on domestic affairs during his decade in power.
Indonesian delegates staged a walkout along with representatives from other countries as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a speech at the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), amid international condemnation of Israel’s military offensive in Gaza and Lebanon.
As we look forward to a Prabowo presidency, Indonesia stands at the cusp of a strategic shift in its global presence, with the possibility of a head of state actually attending international forums to represent the country and its unique brand of diplomacy.
Indonesia strongly condemned Israel's recent deadly attacks on Lebanon that have killed more than 500 people, including 50 children, and wounded thousands of others, while pushing for the safety of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), which includes 1,232 Indonesian military personnel.
The race to become Indonesia’s next foreign policy chief has intensified after Foreign Minister Retno LP Marsudi announced that she would be taking on a new job outside of government once her term ends next month.
The outgoing foreign minister will again make history when she takes up her new post as the UN chief's special envoy on water on Nov. 1, when she becomes the first Indonesian special envoy and the first individual to hold the new post.
